Cabinet hosts glow with Christmas receptions across capital
The article describes festive drawing rooms for multiple Cabinet members led by the Attorney General and Mrs Bonaparte, with numerous assistants and out-of-town guests. The Navy, Post, Interior, Agriculture, and Commerce and Labor secretaries hosted large open houses, featuring red poinsettia decor and elaborate entertainments, including a dinner and dance for John Garfield.
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Shepherd
Clabaugh
Moses Williams
Boston
Gozzaldi
Cambridge
Hanna Stewart
Katherine McSherry
Baltimore
John W. Dwight
Truman
H. Newberry
William Sheffield Cowles
Presley M. Rixer
Henry Granville Sharpe
Willard H. Brownson
Richard T. Mulligan
Campbell
Bradley
Hope Slater
Mary Gwynn
Elizabeth Kean
Christine Roosevelt
Mae Williams
Miss Sands
Hagner
Gertrude Williams
Katherine Jennings
Carol Newberry
Marion Leutze
Henrietta Fitch
Whitney
Vera Downing
Amy Bowles
Metcalf
Meyer
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Hockstadter
Schaffer
New York
Streus
Richardson Clover
William Mason Wright
Miss Gilmore
William S. Bennet
Satterlee
Herbert Parsons
James Harlan
Goldsborough
Boardman
Charles C. Marsh
Schroeder
Cha S Bromwell
Butler
Shelby M. Converse
Washington Society Glitters With New Year Receptions
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey host a New Year reception at their K street home with twenty service-family hostesses. Helen Cannon greets hundreds on return from the White House as sisters and guests assist. Senator Depew and Mrs. Depew also host a New Year gathering.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Admiral
Dewey
K Street
Washington McLean
Navy
Helen Cannon
White House
le Seure
Danville
Sibley
Dalzell
Boutelie
Mann
Bushdey
Spalding
Weeks
G. L. Fort
Robert Bacon
Martha Bacon
L. Z. Leiter
Miss Clapperton
Scotland
Leiter
Richard H. Townsend
Slater
Elkins
Stephen Pell
George Law
New York
J. Franklin Bell
Gerlington
the Highlands
New York Society Dance Debutante Marion Bull at Delmonico's
Mrs J Edgar Bull hosted a Delmonico's cotillion for her daughter Marion Bull one of the season's debutantes. Steve Phelps led the cotillon as guests including Mrs Stowe Phelps and many society notables attended. Engagements and residences of prominent families were noted among plans for February events.
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J. Edgar Bull
Delmonico’s
Marion F. Bull
Steve Phelps
Miss Bull
Stowe Phelps
E. Yale Smith
W. R. Marvin
Frances Alexander
Jeannie Carpender
Elsie Nicoll
Beatrice
Constance Pratt
Charlotte Delafield
Gertrude Slocum
Emily Welles
Carroll ID. Winslow
Hendrik Hudson
William Manice
J. George Gray
John A. Stewart
Ludlow
Bull
George Woolsey
Lewis L. Delafield
John Suydam
Seymour Johnson
John Quincy Adams
Social notes from Newport honor New Year guests
Newport Rhode Island January 1. Mr and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt entertained at luncheon to honor their New Year guests. Willing Spencer started for his home in Philadelphia today. Mrs Ereieric Nelson, who has been the guest.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. 1
Reginald ©. Vanderbilt
Willing Spencer
Philadelphic
Ereieric Nelson
Newport guests and residents take up roller skating
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt's daughter has gone to Wellesley Mass. Mrs William E Glyn arrived and is staying with Mr and Mrs Louis Lorillard. William Storrs Wells is at the Muenchinger King cottage. Colonel John Hare Powell is ill with the grip at his cottage. Mrs Shafter Howard and about thirty five to forty year round Newport cottagers have started roller skating, hiring a hall for weekly sessions.
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Reginald Vanderbilt
Wellesley
Mass
William E. Glyn
Louis L. Lorillard
William Storrs Wells
Muenchinger King Cottage
John Hare Powell
Shafter Howard
Newport
New Year Ceremonies Mark Albany Governor's Day
Governor Hughes hosted New Year celebrations in Albany with a midday official reception for state officials and a public hour at the executive chamber. He and Mrs Hughes later welcomed guests at the executive mansion, with staff and officer families assisting. The governor presented parchment copies of an old military order as keepsakes and thanked the staff for a silver porridge bowl for Miss Elizabeth Hughes, calling her the first lady in the land.
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Albany
Hughes
Capitol
Henry
Senate
Executive
Elizabeth Hughes
Elizabeth
Washington wedding of Jackson Tinker and Miss Mabel McIlveen
Jackson Tinker of Washington married Miss Mabel J. McIlveen at the Stewart home with about a dozen friends. The Rev J W Chalmers officiated. Tinker is Washington correspondent for The New York Press. The bride, widow of Samuel McIlveen, was born in Leeds England. After the ceremony the couple will visit New England New York and Pennsylvania. The Providence segment notes Elizabeth Hazard's wedding to Rush Sturges and an engagement announcement for R H S Goddard Jr.
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Jackson Tinker
Mabel J. McIlveen
Washington
J. A. Stewart
J. W. Chalmers
Holy Trinity
Tinker
New York Press
Samuel McIlveen
Leeds
England
William Bluett
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Tribune
Providence
Jan. i
Rhode Island
Peacedale
Elizabeth Hazard
Roland G. Hazard
Rush Sturges
Howard O. Sturges
Dean Talgot
Albany
R. H. S. Goddard, Jr
Marquise d'Andigne
Margaret Hazard
Anxiety Over Czarina Pregnancys Impact on Russia
News from St. Petersburg reports the Czarina’s condition worsened by expected childbirth. The impending birth and her general weakness are causing concern among officials and observers in the capital.
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St. Petersburg
Accusations of Modernism Rise Over Father Hanna
Rome reports growing charges of modernism against Father Edward J. Hanna of Rochester as he seeks the position of Coadjutor Archbishop of San Francisco. Cardinal Gotti has received Hanna’s defense letter, while Archbishop Riordan sent Propaganda copies of The New York Review containing Hanna’s essay The Human Knowledge of Christ. Defenders say the passages reflect others’ thoughts and that Hanna meant no final theological claim.
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Rome
Edward J. Hanna
Rochester
San Francisco
Congregation of the Propaganda
Cardinal Gotti
the Propaganda
Father Hanna
Riordan
New York Review
Hanna
Christ
Tyrell
Professor Seymour cremation planned at Grove Street site
The body of Yale University professor Thomas Day Seymour was sent to Fresh Pond Long Island for cremation. The ashes will be returned tomorrow and burial follows in Grove Street Cemetery after services at his Hillhouse avenue home on Friday afternoon.
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New Haven
Thomas Day Seymour
Yale University
Fresh Pond
Long Island
Grove Street
Seymour
Hillhouse Avenue
Today events in New York City venues and meetings
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. A Sportsmen's Show is at Grand Central Palace. A Chamber of Commerce meeting takes place at No 65 Liberty Street at 12 30 p m. The Architectural League exhibition is at the American Fine Arts Society, No 215 West 67th Street.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Grand Central Palace
Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Street
Architectural League of New York
American Fine Arts Society
West 67Th Street
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Guests checked in at top New York hotels include J. H. Williams of Cincinnati at the Astor House, J. S. Thayer from Washington at Belmont, Bishop W. N. McVickar of Rhode Island at Holland, Prof C. D. Bricker of Virginia at Imperial, Gerard M. Fennell of Chicago at Majestic, W. H. Knickerbocker of Ballston Spa at Manhattan, R. J. Cousins of Lyden Iowa at St Regis, W. K. Smeatt of City Hills Massachusetts at Waldorf Astoria.
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Astor House
J. H._ Williams
Cincinnati
Belmont
J. S. Thayer
Washington
Holland
W. N. McVickar
Rhode Island
Imperial
C. D. Bricker
University of Virginia
Majestic
Gerard M. Fennell
Chicago
Manhattan
Weather Report Forecast and Local Records
Weather summary for January 1 reports fair conditions east of the Rockies with showers in the lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys and Eastern Texas. Rain in Pacific states, possible snow in extreme Northwest Friday, temperatures generally high west of the mountains, colder in several regions Thursday. Local forecasts list winds and conditions for DC Maryland Delaware New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania Eastern New York New England with a record of yesterday’s high 30 and low 34.
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Washington
Ohio
Mississippi
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Interior
Coast States
California
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Pacific States
Ohio Valley
Lower
Middle Atlantic States
New England
West Gulf States
Dakotas
Minnesota
Mississipi Valley
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coa
Florida
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsyvania
New York
Weather Bureau
Wisseeccoets
Tristan und Isolde at the Metropolitan Opera Delivers New Readings
The Metropolitan Opera volunteers a twenty one year history with Tristan und Isolde as Fremstad shines in Isolde aided by Mahler in the pit. The new conductor delivers a vital reading with faster tempos and vivid color though stage changes spark mixed reactions.
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Metropolitan
Lehmann
Niemann
Anton Seidl
Upper Broadway
Seidl
Jean de Reszke
Mme
Nordica
Wagner
Mme. Ternina
Mme. Klafsky
Europe
Germany
Herr Mahler
Mahler
Imperial Opera
Vienna
Mme. Fremstad
Isolde
Tristan
Herr Knote
Mme. Homer
Herr van Rooy
The Blockhead at German Theatre in Vienna
A new play by Ludwig Fulda titled Der Dammkopf was staged in Vienna. The farce turns to light comedy about a blockhead heir who returns inherited money to selfish relatives. The production pleased a large audience with a long cast list led by Elisabeth Ariaans and Justus Haeberlin.
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Ludwig Fulda
Vienna
Blockhead
Herr Fulda
Obituary of George H. Robins Pioneer in Cotton Transport
Plainfield N J January 1 Special George H Robins vice president of Robins Wright Company lighterage New York died at his home after a lingering illness He was in his fifty sixth year A pioneer in New York port cotton transportation He leaves a wife who retains his business interest a daughter Mrs Francis K Anderson and two sons Harold S Robins and George Stanley Robins
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Plainfield
N. J
George H. Robins
Robins & Wright Company
Pearl Street
New York
Norwood Avenue
Robins
Francis K. Anderson
Harold S. Robins
George Stanley Robins
Death of David S. Egleston Iron Dealer at 78
David S. Egleston senior partner of Egleston Brothers & Co. iron dealers died after a long illness at his home in East 36th Street aged 78. A prominent NY financier director of Bank of America and Hanover Fire Insurance, and Seamen's Bank trustee, he leaves a wife. Funeral will be at his home Saturday at 11 with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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David S. Egleston
Egleston Brothers & Co
South Street
East 36Th Street
Egleston
Bank of America
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
Seamen's Bank For Savings
New York
Notable Deaths of Early 19th and 20th Century Figures in Several States
Henry P. D. Clark an early theatrical manager died at his Kansas City home after a long career and Civil War service begun in the New York heavy artillery at age thirteen. Rolla K. Bryan of Lansing Mich cousin of William Jennings Bryan died in Washington after vertigo. Simeon Pearl Folsom first city engineer of St Paul died at eighty eight. Wesleyan Seminary graduate in 1837 served on Maine boundary staff. Rev William N Page Presbyterian minister died in Leavenworth Kan at seventy two. Dr Frank H Kendrick horseman died in Worcester Mass at forty nine after pneumonia, a familiar figure on New York tracks.
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Henry PD. Clark
Kansas City
New York Heavy Artillery
Rolla K. Bryan
Lansing
Mich
William Jennings Bryan
Casualty
Washington
Simeon Pearl Folsom
St. Paul
Wesleyan Seminary
Maine
New Hampshire
William N. Page
Leavenworth, Kan
Elihu Root
Frank H. Kendrick
Worcester
Mass
New York
St Stephen's College May Be Relocated to Cathedral Grounds
A plan to move St Stephen's College from Annandale near Poughkeepsie to Cathedral Heights and merge it into the Cathedral of St John the Divine foundation was approved by the college trustees. Conditions include securing funds, arranging with Columbia University, and preserving the college's identity and degree power. The college trains young men for seminaries and Episcopal ministry.
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Annandale
Poughkeepsie
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Cathedral Heights
Columbia University
Seymour
Springfield
New York
Barrytown
Hudson
Bay State Legislature Convened For New Session
The 129th Great and General Court of Massachusetts opened with routine ceremony. Republicans hold majorities in House and Senate as oaths were administered by the Governor. Governor Curtis Guild Jr. and Lt. Governor Eben Draper to be inaugurated. Norman White of Brookline attacked Speaker nominee Cole for political ambitions and impartial presiding concerns.
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Boston
129Th Great and General Court
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Curtis Guild, Jr
Eben
Eben 8. Draper
Norman White
Brookline
Cole
White
Dispensary Injunction Granted in South Carolina Case
In Asheville North Carolina Judge Pritchard granted a federal injunction restraining the State Dispensary Board of South Carolina from paying funds in its charge. The motion was filed days ago by alleged creditors of the dispensary.
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Tribune
Asheville
N. C
Pritchard
State Dispensary Board of
South Carolina
Hebrews Plan Mass Meeting For Charity Relief
The Jewish Communal Institutions council calls a mass meeting at Temple Emanu-El next Sunday to spark donor involvement for United Hebrew Charities. No money appeal will be made, but organizers aim to recruit long term supporters. The charity reopened with $20,000 in treas ury to cover current month needs and Dr Lee Frankel hopes funds last into January unless cold weather hastens spend.
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United Hebrew Charities
Temple Emanu-El
Lee Frankel
Alabama licenses issued for saloons amid prohibition dispute
In Cullman County nine saloon licenses were issued as prohibition laws against 1908 are challenged. The Cullman mayor may issue city licenses. Cullman voters had backed prohibition on December 9. Prohibitionists urge Governor intervention to enforce the law. A test case for a one year annulment is expected in Birmingham. In Lowndes County licenses for Hayneville Letchatchie and Fort Deposit dispensaries were denied prompting mandamus action. In Georgia Judge Newman refused a temporary injunction to halt Georgia prohibition enforcement.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cullman County
Cullman
Montgomery
Lowndes County
Hayneville
Letchatchie
Benton
Fort Deposit
Atlanta, Ga
W. T. Newman
Georgia
Druce Protest Over Exhumation Of Duke Title Claim
London Jan 1 The attorneys for George Holamby Druce claimant to the title and estates of the Duke of Portland complain about the exhumation of Thomas Charles Cruce saying the vault floor was not opened and that letters promised a second coffin containing lead would be found there.
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London
George Hollamby Druce
Duke of Portland
Thomas Charles Cruce
Leap Year Fears Hit Leicester Bachelor Club
Leicester Massachusetts January 1 Leap year anxiety grips the Leicester Bachelor Club fifty four surviving charter members of the 1853 group met for their fifty fifth annual session. Girls of the town warned members against calling on or arranging with any girl and a resolution to expel violators was adopted though no expulsions have occurred in the club's history.
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Tribune
Leicester
Mass
Leicester Bachelor Club
Bulgarian Editor Studies Immigrant Conditions in New York
P N Daskaloff editor of Vetcherna Pochta of Sofia has arrived in New York to study Bulgarian immigrant conditions and potential employment issues. He will meet Bulgarians, write a series of articles, and advise on immigration matters from Astor House as his headquarters.
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P. N. Daskaloff
Vetcherna Pochta
Sofia
Bulgaria
New York
Che
Daskaloff
Astor House
Taft Speech Draws Broad Approval Across Papers
A compilation notes widespread backing for Taft’s Boston address. Editors from Pittsburg Dispatch Baltimore American Watertown Times Washington Post Boston Transcript Philadelphia Press praise his stance on capital protection, party alignment, and rejection of Roosevelt era excess.
Policyholders urged to supply names and addresses
A policyholders committee of Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company, representing mainly southern policyholders and based in New Orleans, issued a call today for all policyholders to furnish their names and addresses. The committee says the company refused permission to copy policyholders names from the books.
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New Orleans
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Mary Ramsey Wood Dies at 119 in Hillsboro Home
Mrs. Mary Ramsey Wood, a Tennessee native, died today at her daughter’s Hillsboro home. She was 119 years old, a remarkable long life marked by ties to Tennessee before relocating to Oregon.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Mary Ramsey Wood
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri Weekly Tribune
Death notices list Andrews Bishop E G. Benham Jane A T Lraman Edward. Braman Edward. Brotherton William. Cooley Rachael A. Cromwell Albert. Earle Josephine. Egleston David S. Ehlers Henrietta H C. Francis George H. Gillespie William W. Hallock Mary K. Hanford Juliette F. Kennedy Martha M. Lee Albert L. Lloyd Anna M. Matthews Augusta B. Rutherford Ronald G S. Smith Addie C. Stewart John. Waterbury William F. White Anna F. Whiteing Maurice B. Zabriskie Edgar with dates December 31 1907 and early January 1908. notices give funeral details and locations across New York and nearby towns.
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New York
Sophen
Anna Fletcher
Edward D. White Puners
Jace
Stuyvesant Ave
Brooklyn
Highland Ave
Zabriskie
Omaha
Edgar Zabriskie
Albert
Maria
Successor to Bishop Rooker Proposed for Jaro
Rome Jan 1 Monsignor Agius papal delegate to the Philippines recommends to the Vatican the appointment of an American ecclesiastic as bishop of Jaro to replace the late Monsignor Rooker.
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Monsignor
Agius
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Jaro
Rooker
Cardinal Gibbons Looks for Fair 1908 Outlook
Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore on January 1 offered an optimistic forecast for 1908. He urged judging the future by the past, noting trials endured were followed by blessings from Almighty God and expressing confidence in divine protection as the new year begins. He acknowledged possible discouragements but emphasized hope for the best under Providence.
Coldest Winter Day Pins Northwest With Subzero Temperatures
La Crosse Wis January 1 Today marked the coldest day of the winter across the Northwest with readings at zero in Wisconsin and southern Minnesota points. Duluth recorded 2 below zero while Williston North Dakota hit 12 below and Winnipeg registered 10 below.
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Wis
Northwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Duluth
Williston
N. C
Winnipeg
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from Newark area
A page lists multiple obituaries and funeral details for December 1907 to January 1908. Names include Henrietta Cergill Ehlers, Richard P. Francia, George HM F, Mary Kirkwood Kent Hallock, Juliette Hanford, M. Kennedy, Albert Lee, Anna M Lloyd, Auguste Bowen Matthews, Gertrude Russell Fussitt, Ronald Gordon Sterling Rutherford, Achille C Smith, Jon Stewart, William Fillmore Waterbury, Anna Fletcher White, Maurice H Whiteing, and Edgar Zabriskie. Entries specify residences in Newark, Montclair, East Orange, and nearby towns, with service times, interment notes, and occasionally private or public funeral details. The notice also mentions cemetery access and contact points for arrangements.
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Montclair
N. J
George
Boston
Gillespie
Stamford
Conn
Eas
Toa
Washington Ave
Hallock
Cromwell Hall
Cromwell
Mary Kirkwood Kent
Winthrop BH. Hallock
Hanford
Juliette F
Robert G. Hanford
House of Prayer
Newark
Kennedy
Fulton St
M. Kennedy
Rosedale Cemetery
Lee
Belmont
Albert Lee
Fulton
N. Y
Lloyd
Anna M
Joseph P. Lloyd
Funersl
East Park St. Hamt
Orange
Matthews
Auguste Bowen
Watson Matthews
Vosare
South Orange
Gertrude Russell
Vernon Ave
Brooklyn
Rutherford
Ronald Gordon Sterling
Martha Louisa
Walter Rutherford
Madison Ave
Help Wanted Applications Now Open at Uptown Tribune Office
Special Notices. To the Employer. Do you want desirable help QUICK? SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting the file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds which has just been installed at the Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE, No. 1364 Broadway, Between 36th and 37th Streets. Office Hours: 9 a m. to 6 p. m.
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New-York Tribune
Tribune Subscription Rates and World Offices List
The Tribune lists subscription options for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions with domestic and foreign rates. It includes multiple international offices, travel and hotel partners, and city and street addresses for offices and bureaus worldwide.
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